Chelsea Flower Show tickets are on sale
Tickets are now on sale for the floral extravaganza that takes place in May inside the grounds of the Royal Hospital Chelsea.

New “drivers console” stickers are appearing on the DLR
If it's not good enough to sit in the front of the DLR and pretend to be a driver, now you can press buttons as well.

King’s Cross rail tunnels get improved phone coverage
The tunnels just outside King's Cross station are a noted blackspot for mobile phone coverage for people arriving or leaving the station - but that should change soon.

National Theatre photography exhibition inside the National Theatre
The iconic, brutalist architecture of the National Theatre building on London’s South Bank has been documented by photographer Amelia Lancaster for over 20 years.

London’s weekly railway news
This is a weekly round-up of London's rail transport news...

Major upgrade of Pontoon Dock DLR station being planned
Pontoon Dock DLR station, on the Woolwich to Canning Town branch, could get a major upgrade with six new escalators to cope with surging passenger numbers.

Twilight tours of the Tower of London
Long after the tourists have left for the day, small groups are allowed inside the Tower of London for a private look around.

Tickets Alert: London Concours luxury car exhibition
Something to look forward to if you like looking at expensive cars — a big display of them is returning to London for the summer.

New exhibition to show off the first King Charles III banknotes
The first bank notes featuring the new King will go on display next month in an exhibition that will also look at the future of money in general.

Your home hobby could be part of a London exhibition
If you have a hobby you keep fairly private at home, it could become part of a public exhibition this summer.

From St. Mary’s to St. Paul’s at Clapham’s 200-year-old church
This is a 200-year-old church next to Wandsworth Road, but it is only the latest building on a site that's had a church for at least 800 years.

V&A exhibition displays rarely seen Lucian Freud etchings
One of the foremost British artists of the 20th century, Lucian Freud, is best known for his figurative paintings, but he also made many etchings, often of the subjects and sitters featured in his painted works.

Pay a visit to the factory where Remembrance Poppies are made
For over a century, there has been a factory that employs former military personnel making Remembrance Poppies, and you can visit the factory for a tour.

Half price entry to Hampton Court Palace at the moment
There's a half-price offer to visit Hampton Court Palace for the next few weeks during the quiet season for visits.

Former Crossrail TBM digs new HS2 tunnel at Old Oak Common
A tunnel boring machine used to dig part of the Elizabeth line has been used to build a tunnel for HS2 at the Old Oak Common station in west London.

Croydon’s derelict water tower
Croydon, a town of modern towers has a much older tower that once was so high above the skyline that it was open to the public to climb up and see the view

Step-free access coming to Leatherhead station
Leatherhead station, on the outer edge of the southwest M25, is to get step-free access with a new footbridge and lifts being added to the station.

No Elizabeth line trains east of Stratford each weekend throughout February
Because Network Rail works along the Great Eastern Main Line, there won't be any Elizabeth line services east of Stratford each weekend in February.

V&A’s sold out Chanel exhibition gets 2-week extension with more tickets on sale
The V&A Museum’s sold out Gabrielle ‘Coco’ Chanel exhibition has been extended for another two weeks, with tickets to go on sale tomorrow (Wed 24th) morning.

Tackling the Tube’s Roar: TfL’s battle against tube tunnel noise
Transport for London (TfL) is exploring new ideas to reduce screeching noise from trains inside tube tunnels.

TfL’s Lost Property Office donates unclaimed baby buggies to childrens charity
A children's charity has benefited from items lost on the trains and buses after Transport for London (TfL) donated unclaimed baby buggies from its Lost Property Office.

Enfield Council outlines possible rail station upgrades
Enfield Council's draft local planning policy has outlined a number of areas where property developments could fund railway station upgrades.

The Grant Museum of Zoology is reopening after a refurbishment
The much loved Grant Museum of Zoology will reopen in a couple of weeks time following an extended closure for nearly a year of refurbishment works.

TfL adding 1,400 more e-bikes to hire and the day pass is coming back
There will be a big increase in e-bikes that can be hired from Transport for London's cycle hire scheme this summer, and the all-day pass is being restored for people hiring bikes.

London’s Alleys: Cree Church Buildings, EC3
This covered passage near Aldgate leads to a courtyard that was once a garden for the neighbouring church, St Katherine Cree.